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Nvidia Sacrifices Profits To Preserve Revenues In The US

April 16, 2025 Timothy Prickett Morgan 2

Making a graphics card for gamers is one thing, but manufacturing a rackscale supercomputer with over 600,000 components that burns 120 kilowatts of power, that has over 5,000 copper cables for an all-to-all interconnect mesh for 72 dual-chip compute engines, and that weighs over 3,000 pounds is another thing entirely. …

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